The second method involves folding a piece of paper per these instructions you can get your kids to choose a figure from my coloring pages. You can also punch a hole and string ribbon or yarn through the top. Trace the cut-outs onto cardstock, cut out that outline, and then paste the two pieces together. First, have your kids pick out and color in the figures of their choice and cut them out. You can do one of two methods (or both!). If you’re taking the month of December to read Christmas-themed books, why not make Christmas-themed bookmarks to keep track of where you last left off? Get your kids to help out by coloring in the pictures and writing sweet Christmas messages on the inside and out. Using a word processor or illustrator, you can resize the drawing so that it takes up half or a quarter of a page and fold accordingly. Greeting CardsĪny of my Christmas coloring pages would make amazing greeting cards – the toughest part will be deciding which ones to use! Once the illustrations are dry, you can hang them on the fridge or the wall! 13. If you’re going the latter route, basic Elmer’s glue will do.Įncourage your kids to follow the outline of the wreaths with glitter glue or glue (and then go in with the glitter before it has dried). You can either use glitter glue (in a dispensing pen) or glue and glitter. Your kids will have a blast decorating the illustrations. Use my wreath coloring pages to make glittery designs. You can use them as wall hangings, table décor, and placemats or place settings at the food table or even hanging from the ceiling. If you’re having the party at home, get your kids in on the action and have them color in snowflakes, Christmas stockings, Christmas lights, or gingerbread men (to name a few). You can turn many Christmas coloring pages into decorations for a party, whether it’s at home, in the workplace, or at a third-party site like a restaurant. Have them use puffy paint or pom poms, glitter glue, or glue with glitter – the possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination! 15. Using my Christmas stocking coloring pages, you can encourage your kids to create fun, textured, eye-catching designs. Have them write on the page a little sentence about what is happening and then color in the illustration.īind the pages together using a three-hole punch and some twine or ribbon. Have each child contribute one page if you’re at the head of a classroom, or each child does two or three pages. Perfect for Sunday School or a craft at home, you can turn my Nativity coloring pages into little mini-Nativity story books. Once cooled, string the ribbon through the holes and tie it off. Bake off the shrink sheets per the instructions and let cool. Then they’re going to cut them out and punch holes where they want the ornament to hang. You’re going to print off the page onto shrink sheet paper and have your kids color in the figures with markers. Christmas Tree Ornamentsįor this craft, your kids can pick from any number of my Christmas pages I recommend Disney, elves, snowflakes, or even the Christmas sweater illustrations. Then it’s up to their imaginations to see what kind of scenarios play out! 18. Then they’re going to paste the two pieces together and paste a craft stick on the back of the cardstock if they like. Next, they’re going to trace the cut-out onto a piece of cardstock or construction paper and then cut out that outline. You’re going to have your kids color in just the figures and then cut them out. You can choose any number of my Christmas coloring pages for their delightful characters, like the Disney Christmas illustrations or Elf On the Shelf. The result, once finished, is beautiful window decorations that will catch the light on those gorgeously sunny, snowy days. Then you’ll instruct your kids to “color” in the lines with the tissue paper, cutting it down to size to fit within the outline you have chosen. You’re going to print off the illustration of your choice – I highly recommend the snowflakes, candy canes, crosses, or Christmas sweaters – onto the transparency paper. To make Christmas-themed suncatchers, you will need transparency paper sheets and tissue paper in a variety of colors. Here are 20 affordable, fun, and creative craft ideas you can do with your completed coloring pages! 20. 20 Craft Ideas To Do With Christmas Coloring Pages

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